An important week for religion. Have a listen to Bob Marley‘s One Love while perusing this week’s tweets on nonprofits, philanthropy, governance and social enterprises:

• Nonprofit Quarterly: Half a Century after the Civil Rights Act, Four Challenges for Nonprofits & Foundations Today http://ow.ly/vVhTI
• Nonprofit Issues: Managing Conflicts of Interest – Charity Lawyer Blog (Ellis Carter)
• MacArthur Foundation: Re-emerging Art of Funding Innovation: philanthropy is reintroducing risk in grantmaking – Stanford Social Innovation Review
• Sustainable Law Group: IRS may revise proposed rules governing nonprofit political activities; will hold hearing this summer – Washington Post
• Greg Colvin: At #17, our Top 25 comment on the draft IRS political rules is in a league of its own, see Adler Colvin countdown at http://www.nonprofitlawmatters.com
• Emily Chan: OH: California FTB recently revoked 9k+ exemptions for failure to file 199N for 3 consecutive yrs. 199N filing info: http://bit.ly/1hM0chr
• Foundation Center: Why Nonprofit Mergers Continue to Lag http://bit.ly/1hLFHvl
• Gene: LLC & tax-exempt status in CA – Franchise Tax Board
• Guidestar USA: Terrible Board Members Are Created, Not Born http://wp.me/p2fHhO-1ji
• Debra Beck: Last in nonprofit governance competencies series: Keeping personal agendas out of boardroom http://bit.ly/1gAuZIN
• Stanford Social Innovation Review: Ambition to Audacity: Takeaways from the 2014 Skoll World Forum @MissionMeasure SSIR
• C. Garber Siegrist: 5 Lessons Learned from Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship – Forbes
• Skoll World Forum: There’s no silver bullet for poverty but girls’ education comes pretty close – Malala inspired us all #Skollwf 2014: http://ow.ly/vOSSG